Articles from Black Enterprise (February 1, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
... And pay attention.	White, Ashanti	Letter to the editor	69
A job prescription.	Alleyne, Sonia		236
A matter of perception: TCL Financial overcomes prejudice to gain new clients.	Janis, Robert		520
A memorial fit for King.	Simon, Mashaun D.		156
A self-serving opportunity.	Johnson, James C.		255
An apple a day: educator teaches adults and youth to ward against obesity year-round.	Royal, Leslie E.		588
Back talk.	Ralph, Sheryl Lee		634
Bernie Young.	Young, Stephanie		37
Black Enterprise.			77
Brothers who mean business: twins De'On and De'Juan Collins view entrepreneurial pursuits as key to building wealth.	Sabir, Nadirah		991
Carlos R. Clark.	Young, Stephanie	Brief article	39
Celebrate success. Embrace innovation.			95
Controlling her own destiny.			29
Convention calendar.		Calendar	87
Correction.		Correction notice	18
Cues we miss: how black women can improve their opportunities in the workplace.	Egodigwe, Laura		843
Design management: Robin Wilson keeps your renovations on schedule and within budget.	Alleyne, Sonia		668
Dispute a late fee?	Sykes, Tanisha A.		259
Double takes.	Alleyne, Sonia		48
For the executive in training: these leadership and career advancement programs are among the best in class.	Brown, Carolyn M.		1670
Getting paid to speak: learn the techniques that professionals rely on to earn money as a public speaker.	Lynott, William J.		487
Getting started: armed with a college degree and a new job. Jeff Wilson seeks some smart moves to build lasting wealth.	Nash, Sheryl Nance		1132
Harding brews success at Anheuser-Busch.	Simon, Mashaun D.		222
High hopes: Ralph Mitchell's picks have growth potential.	Brown, Carolyn M.		525
Hilliard C. Terry III.	Young, Stephanie		31
House for sale: the housing market has slowed, but you don't have to wait to sell. Here's what you can do to ensure your property is snapped up!	Khalfani, Lynnette		1841
How to play the game: it takes comprehensive strategies, work-life balance, and a powerful network for women to win in the corporate arena.	Alleyne, Sonia		345
If you want a mentor, be a mentor.	Graves, Earl G., Sr.		715
Inspiration found.	Blackett, Aarica J.	Letter to the editor	279
Jacqueline Moore Bowles.	Young, Stephanie		32
Let the inventor beware: your million-dollar idea is vulnerable to deceptive invention promoters. We'll show you how to avoid the scams.	Waldo, Pamela Gold		1731
Lifestyle.	Alleyne, Sonia		203
Making the connection: mentors, sponsors, and a network you can count on.	Harris, Wendy		1940
Musicpirates going overboard! Artists fight back to protect their livelihoods.	Hayslett, Chandra M.		1606
Nationwide attack on affirmative action: Michigan loss leaves proponents retooling their strategy for future battles.	Gray, Madison J.		692
No ordinary clutch.	Alleyne, Sonia		54
Off the wall: Keith Collins' larger-than-life designs.			213
Open your eyes ...	Ball, Vincent L.	Letter to the editor	140
Our World with Black Enterprise.			56
PDAs that get around: no cell phones, but these pocket PCs have what a traveler needs.	Anthony, Robert S.		399
Picking a 529 College Savings Plan.	Brown, Carolyn M.		257
Planning a home improvement project: the right way to work with contractors.	Moore-Thorpe, Angela		584
Power shift: will African Americans benefit from the Democratic takeover of Congress?	Jones, Joyce		1012
Resource line.			33
Risking it all: William Teel snags a $1.4 billion government contract, the largest ever awarded to a small business.	McCrea, Bridget		560
Secrets of their success.			583
Sherice Torres.	Young, Stephanie		36
Shopping on a dime: Kathryn Finney gives hints on how to be in style under budget.	Gumbs, Alisa		394
Slow and steady: Alfred Jackson favors companies with slow but positive growth.	Reynolds, Rhonda		453
Solo 401(k): planning for retirement? Another option for the self-employed.	Brown, Carolyn M.		659
Success products.	Sykes, Tanisha A.		254
Suits, jobs, and training: Joi Gordon is grooming thousands of women for career success.	Chambers, Karen	Cover story	1565
The balancing act: how busy executives make their lives work.	Reed-Woodard, Marcia A.		830
The buzz about HD Radio.	Johnson, James C.		253
The future belongs to the unwired; Ultra-Wideband technology will lead the next wireless revolution.	Reed-Woodard, Marcia A.		343
The major leagues: have front-office positions opened up for blacks?	McCombs, Alexis		491
The write way to grow.	Mack, Lynne	Letter to the editor	189
This trainer needed financial training: Cassandra Mack learned to look beyond today for a solvent tomorrow.	Korn, Donald Jay		539
Time signature.	Alleyne, Sonia		62
To choose or not to choose.	Williams, Patricia	Letter to the editor	205
Too much of a good thing? A different dose of self-help.	Clarke, Robyn D.		419
United States Postal Service: entrepreneur expands business to include the post office.	Townes, Glenn		551
Web highlights.			81
Web tools.			42
Writing the book on opportunity: publisher of black-oriented imprint takes a fearless approach to pursuing goals.	Egodigwe, Laura	Interview	381